Zionist Region
Meets Oct. 11-12

The ninth annual convention
of the Michigan Region of the
Zionist Organization of America
will be held Saturday and Sun-
day, Oct. 11-12, at Hotel. Ban-
croft, Saginaw, Leon Kay, re-
gional president, announced this
week.
D e l e g a t es representing 15
Michigan communities will at-
tend the parley. A full day of
workshops and seminars dealing
with phases of Zionist activity
are planned, to start at 10:30
a. m. on Sun-
day and con-
cluding with a,
dinner session
at 5:30 p.m. A
president's re-
ception will be
held Saturday
evening.
Featured
speaker at the
dinner session
will be Bartley
C. Crum, prom-
inent jurist
and statesman
who was a Bartley Crum .
member of the Anglo-American
Committee of Inquiry on Pales-
tine.
Crum was chairman of the
California campaign for Wen-
dell L. Wilkie and in 1944 he
switched his support to Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt. In 1942 he was
appointed by President Roose-
velt as special counsel to the
Fair Employment Practices
Commission; in 1945 he was
named a State Department con-
sultant to the United Nations;
and in 1946 he accepted an ap-
pointment from President Tru-
man as a member of the Anglo-
American Committee of Inquiry
on Palestine. Out of the latter
experiences he wrote the book,
"Behind the Silken Curtain"—
an expose of U.S.-British policy
in the Holy Land. The Newspa-
per Guild cited this book in giv-
ing its annual award in 1948 to
Crum for distinguished public
service.
In 1949. Crum received the
"One World" award. In 1951, he
received an honorary degree of
Doctor of Hebrew Letters from
Hebrew Union College. He made
20 trips to Israel.
The key-note presidential ad-
dress by Leon Kay is scheduled
for 1 p.m. Sunday. Kay has just
returned from one of his fre-
quent trips to Israel where he
conferred with Israeli leaders
and attended meetings of the
board of governors of the Haifa
Technion.
The Jewish communities of
Saginaw, Bay City and Midland
will be hosts to the convention.
Co-chairmen of the tri-cities
committee are: Sam Jacobson,
Saginaw; Louis B. Harrison, Bay
City, and Leonard Bergstein,
Midland. A state-wide conven-
tion committee is in formation.

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There is no profit in curing the body, if in the process, we
destroy the soul.

The Detroit Business Men's Group

of the

CITY
OF
HOPE

takes pleasure in announcing

45th annual
Victory Dinner

the

These leukemia-stricken chil-
dren are being cared for at
the City of Hope through your
contributions, part of a spe-
cially designed children's play-
ground for youngsters stricken
with catastrophic diseases.

Sunday, November 2

Hotel Sheraton Cadillac

The City of Hope is a Nonsectarian, FREE, National Medical Center devoted
to a three-pronged assault on Cancer, Leukemia, Hodgkin's Disease, Tuber-
culosis and Heart Ailments amenable to surgery. Every effort is made to heal
the patient physically, mentally and spiritually.

Once again we humbly approach the
people of the Detroit Community to
continue their magnificent support
of a project which has relieved
suffering and saved ny mberless
lives. Send your contribution today.

EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE'

Nathan R. Epstein

Honorary President

Max Spoon

Ben Goldberg

Joseph Lee

President

J.

Sol Siegel

Membership Secretary

Treasurer

Irving Herman

Executive Secretary

Morris Canvasser

Dinner Co-Chairman

Fund Raising
Vice-President

George Gray

Goldberg

BOARD OF
DI RECTORS

Eugene Epstein

Al Winnick

Executive
Vice-President

Vice-President

Harry

Saul Katz

Detroiters Planning
Retirement Village
in St. Augustine, Fla.

Respectfully, Ben Goldberg,
President.

Harold Kozloff

Financial
Vice-President

Vice-President

A Detroit investment syndi-
cate, headed by Ben Lemberg
and Irwin I. Cohn, is currently
planning a multi-million dollar
retirment community in St. Au-
gustine, Fla.
The city, called the oldest
settlement in America, is cur-
rently witnessing a boom which
has attracted investors from
many parts of the country.
The projected Detroit devel-
opment will consist of 800 mod-
ern, medium-priced, two or
three bedroom homes, designed
to sell from $12,000 to $14,000.
Others in the investment syn-
dicate include Meyer Silverman,
Joseph Rontal, Mrs. David
Gunze, Simon Diamond, Jeromc
.B. Grossman, Abe Smolowitz,
all business people, and Morris
W. Stein, prow.inent local attor-
ney

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William May

Publicity Director

Chairman

David Saffir

Honorary Member

Sergeant-at-Arabs

Jack Beckwith

Eugene Epstein

Wm. Benderoff

Ben Gould

Harry Brodsky

Irwin Green

Bob Hall

Max Rosenfeld

Seymour Shapiro

Ha rry Spoon

Maurice Merrick

N. P. Rossen

Harry Sosnick

Julius Spoon

Al Posen

Wm. Rossen

George Spoon

Ben Stone

Invitations to this Annual Champagne Dinner Dance are very limited and our requests grow more numerous

each year, may we suggest therefore, that if you ha ye been invited to attend this gratifying affair of the

season you will acknowledge as promptly as possible.

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HONORARY
SPONSORS

June Allyson

David Dubinsky

Pat Gorman

Hon. Herbert H. Lehman

Eddie Cantor

Jimmy Durante

Betty Hutton

Louis B. Moyer

Bob Hope

George Meony

Hon. Thomas

E. Dewey Morris Fishbein, M.D.

James C. Petrillo

Jacob Potofsky

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt

Hon. Harry S .Truman

Dick Powell

Walter Reuther

Harold E. Stassen

Jack L. Warner

MAIL ALL CONTRIBUTIONS TO

CITY

OF HOPE, 14379 LIVERNOIS, DETROIT, MICH.